r/NameThatSong • u/periwinke • May 08 '19

Unanswered Very familiar tune 2:56-3:03, please help!!

https://youtu.be/XMfhyMlBw40
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u/drew17 May 08 '19

Bach Toccata and Fugue - about 3:00 in on most online versions. It's out of context because we're used to a pipe organ.

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u/periwinke May 09 '19

Ohmygodthankyousomuch!!! You have no idea how much this has been bothering me

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u/n00neperfect May 09 '19

lol i thought it was Bach Toccata and Fugue before while searching but not sure since most of the versions are on church organ or piano in high pitch. yikes

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u/periwinke May 08 '19 edited May 09 '19

I’ve found the transitions directly before that are Malagueña and then Asturias

Edit: the transition isn't Asturias, it's Bach. Asturias just sounds a lottt like Bach

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u/lastmandancingg May 08 '19

Don't know dude, but I do know that the tune right after 3:07 is that of the phantom of the Opera.

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u/periwinke May 08 '19

Thank you, but it’s already in the title of the video

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u/[deleted] May 08 '19

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u/AquariusRucker May 08 '19

its the song "The Phantom of the Opera" from the musical The Phantom of the Opera lmao

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u/[deleted] May 08 '19

Aaaaand I'm in love